I'll just leave this here.

Play stupid games win stupid prizes

Misguided youth...

Charles Darwin to the courtesy phone, please...

Leave him up there all winter.

BTW, it's "guy wire".

Ugh...suspension trauma.

He was just hangin' around.

Doin' VHF propagation research as a community service, I reckon.

I bet he gets good reception up there.  

And probably a nice matching pair of metal bracelets when he gets down.  At a minimum a trespassing charge.

There is a crossband repeater made up of a couple of ht's that are in a metal box near the top of that tower.

Criminal trespassing is the usual charge for BASE jumpers. Know a dude who did the St. Louis arch and he actually got a bit jail time for that.

Doing BASE off antennas can be dicey if you have an off heading opening and can't steer away from the guy wires in time. Doing it at night ups the danger factor. Hard to see the wires until it's too late to take corrective action.

Was a skydiver in a previous life. D-13011 expert license. 2000 jumps. Blah blah blah. Ground crewed more than a couple BASE jumps.

I've got a D license also. High altitude, night, RW, CRW = I'd love to try some wingsuit stuff. But BASE =

It's a feeling that you are really flying. During my checkout I asked "How do you turn this thing?" Very experienced instructor from  Z-Hills said "Honestly, I don't know. You just think left and you turn left. Think right, go right. There is something hardwired in our brains for this." In the air he was exactly right.

There are some gear mods you have to do to. Primary is to extend the length of the main pilotchute bridle. This is to prevent what happened to me. On deployment you bring in both arms and legs collapsing the wings. Grab the pilotchute and extend all 4 limbs again during pitchout. My short bridle caused the pilotchute to fall back into the burble. A second or so later I felt the main d-bag bouncing around my legs. About the time I went OH SHEEET the pilotchute finally got clear air and the deployment went normal except for one line twist.

Do have a Birdman Gti sized for 5'10" at 175 lbs that needs to go to a good home. I don't jump enough anymore to be current to jump wingsuits.

Never could bet the farm on one roll of the dice.